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December 24

'We will NEVER leave Gaza': Israeli defense minister vows to take on 'fierce battle'

Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst has the latest on Israel's accusation against Hamas on 'America Reports.'

December 24

Inside the White House Christmas card tradition – from Coolidge to Trump

The history of the White House Christmas card list is long, unique, with annual messages as distinct as the former presidents themselves.

December 24

Here’s how the Cabinet secretaries and their families celebrate the holidays

From White House parties to Pentagon worship, Cabinet members mark the holidays with official events in Washington as well as family traditions.

December 24

White House comment reportedly omitted for '60 Minutes' segment

Fox News' Madison Scarpino joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss backlash after CBS pulled a segment on an El Salvador migrant prison.

December 23

CBS didn't include White House statement about Angel Parents in CECOT segment on '60 Minutes'

The White House reportedly sent CBS a statement that was not included in a controversial "60 Minutes" segment pulled shortly before it was set to air on Sunday.

December 23

'Sound of Music' child star details Melania Trump’s role in White House Christmas decorating

Former "Sound of Music" child star Debbie Turner helped decorate the White House for Christmas in 2017, detailing Melania Trump’s role in creating the holiday display.

December 23

Trump administration urges more illegal immigrants to self-deport as year comes to a close

Fox News correspondent Madeleine Rivera joins ‘America Reports’ to report on the Trump administration’s efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.

December 23

Trump promises cheaper drugs under TrumpRx, but economists say the long-term costs may be hidden

Trump says agreements with major drugmakers will cut prescription prices and boost U.S. investment, but economists caution that pricing pressure often comes with long-term tradeoffs for innovation.

December 23

Student loan defaults trigger paycheck garnishment as Trump admin ends COVID-era pause

The Trump administration says wage garnishment for defaulted federal student loans will begin in January, ending a pandemic-era pause.

December 22

Doug Burgum explains national security concerns that led to pausing offshore wind projects

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum defends the Trump administration's decision to pause offshore wind project construction due to national security concerns on ‘Hannity.’